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The story. >> disclaimer, too. >> if someone breaks your glasses you can't see. >> when has a reporter ever been coal? every movie you have ever seen a reporter is here. everybody hates reporters. >> greg: i have got to go. reporters in movies are really good looking. in real life, no. they loor like this. [laughter] i'm in human terms i'm like a 6. reporter terms i'm a 10. [laughter] thank you. [applause] >> greg: still to come. you will never guess what tom cruise said this week on australian tv. or maybe you will. i can never predict you anymore. white people take notes, making a burrito is...

>> if it were appropriate, that is why we hire presidents to decide if it's right to meet with these world leaders. but the president sees the interactions with the strong leaders in human terms rather than national interests of one person to another. he can sort of wind down the account and get the meeting regardless of human rights -- >> and under the right circumstances, doing a lot of work in that sentence. the truth of that, if north korea is not north korea and kim jong-un suddenly becomes somebo somebody else other than who he is -- >> all right, everybody stand by, much more, president...

To understand these types of amendments. they come from all different corners of the country. i come from eastern washington so we're working through that process. >> bill: he was on our program last week and spelled it out in very human terms what his position was and what he was demanding. i know there are stumbling blocks that remain. is it pre-existing conditions and how you pay for it and whether or not you give each state the ability to manage their own issue? would that be considered the stumbling point at this moment? >> it is our priority to tekt those are pre-existing conditions and ...

Jeff sessions. according to "the washington post" there's friction among trump's inner circle. as it became effort that the roll out, people in the orbit divide over who was at fault. diplomats and officials have signed decent cable in protest of the ban. joining me is senator from -- congressman from massachusetts who served four years in iraq. michael steele former chair. >> this is a big story how does it affect the people of this country, the people who want to visit this country. how do you see it in human terms? >> i was tipped off we had a family in virginia i called my

Your governor and a lot of the opposition to him was driven by his refusal to accept obama care, to take the expanded medicaid. i want to talk about in human terms what the repeal of obama care would mean to the poor. >> in our state alone, it would mean 500,000 people losing access, they already are being denied because of our governors and legislatures that's white people and veterans in the 19 or 20 states who have refused medicaid expansion, you're talking about 8 million. and for every 500 ,000 people denied, we're talking about 2,800 people dying each year and thousands of jobs being los...